Sentence examples for increasing punishments for from inspiring English sources

World Rugby want to deal with the concussion crisis by increasing punishments for the outcomes without ever addressing the cause.

The police opened their investigation last October, after hackers overwhelmed the Spanish Ministry of Culture's Web site to protest legislation increasing punishments for illegal downloads.

A package of laws increasing punishments for sexual assault and redefining a range of offences may do some good, campaigners concede, if enforcement is simultaneously improved, but dozens of men accused of rape remain members of local and national parliamentary assemblies.

Now a sweeping new law is meant to clean up China's entire food supply - banning highly toxic pesticides, regulating food labelling and, importantly, increasing punishments for those who violate China's existing laws.

The prosecution follows a larger recent pattern of state legislatures increasing punishments for protest-related activities, according to the professor.

Third, State Council Office could ensure that payment system works, by increasing punishment for users that are initially unwilling to pay for watershed services.

There is some difference in the language of the two bills, but they would both achieve the same goal -- increasing punishment for crimes driven by hatred.

The long-form wording, which describes the initiative as increasing punishment for "gang-related felonies such as home invasion robbery, carjacking, witness intimidations and drive-by shootings," is favored by 55percentt and opposed by 32percentt, with 13percentt undecided.

The government has pledged to root out the long-standing problems in sports by increasing punishment for hooligans, corrupt sports officials and debt-ridden football clubs which do not pay their players.

This week the State Senate finally approved a bill that will increase punishments for those convicted of crimes motivated by hatred.

In a letter to NFL team owners, Goodell announced increased punishments for players convicted of domestic violence.